Most platforms treat privacy as something you configure. We treat it as something we never break in the first place. Three concrete commitments, not policies — engineering decisions baked into how the platform works.
When Agent Etna analyses your agent, it doesn't ship your raw prompt off to an external model. The LLM sees structural information — what kind of agent it is, what the failure looked like, how the architecture is shaped — never the actual instruction text you wrote.
Per-user memory — preferences, context, notes Agent Etna keeps about how you like to work — is encrypted before it touches disk. Even if someone gets a copy of the storage, they don't get a copy of what's in it. You can read it, edit it, or wipe it any time from Settings.
Some users opt to share their accepted fixes anonymously, so the wider community benefits. The default is off. If you turn it on, you'll see exactly what gets shared, and you can turn it off again at any time. Your data, your call.
Privacy is a feature you have to be able to verify. Settings → Privacy shows you what Agent Etna remembers about you, what it shares with whom, every time the audit log records a sensitive action — memory write, consent change, fix applied, change rolled back. You see the same record we see.
Privacy without security is a press release. Agent Etna's architecture makes the dangerous defaults — autonomous edits, unsigned changes, surprise merges — impossible by construction. Three guarantees baked into how the platform works:
Sandboxed in a labelled branch, run through your existing branch protection, CODEOWNERS, and required reviewers. Nothing reaches your main branch without your team's explicit approval — Agent Etna can't bypass your review process even if we wanted to.
A cryptographic keypair is generated the moment you connect. Every accepted fix, every rolled-back change, every test result is signed and anchored in a public verification log. Anyone can prove a change came from your agent — and detect if it didn't.
No silent autonomous edits. No black-box merges. Every change to your agent passes through a human checkpoint — your approval, your repository, your audit trail. Even if Agent Etna disappears tomorrow, the proof of every change stays with you.
Privacy you can read,
not just trust.
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